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Rafael Nadal proved he’s still the King of Clay , thrilling fans at the Olympic tennis tournament with a dramatic three-set victory over Hungary’s Marton Fucsovics. The 38-year-old legend, playing at his beloved Roland Garros, set up a showdown with old rival Novak Djokovic – a match everyone’s calling *the* must-watch moment of the Games .
Nadal, who carried Spain’s flag at the Paris Opening Ceremony , showed vintage grit: 'I feel the love here – it’s why I keep fighting,' he told fans after converting his third match point. Meanwhile, Andy Murray turned back the clock with doubles partner Dan Evans, saving FIVE match points in a heart-stopping win against Japan’s team.
Defending champ Alexander Zverev cruised through his singles match, but all eyes remain on Monday’s Nadal-Djokovic clash. Could this be Nadal’s last Olympic run? 'I’m just here to enjoy every second,' smiled the 14-time Roland Garros champion. Game on!
, thrilling fans at the Olympic tennis tournament with a dramatic three-set victory over Hungary’s Marton Fucsovics. The 38-year-old legend, playing at his beloved Roland Garros, set up a showdown with old rival Novak Djokovic – a match everyone’s calling *the* must-watch moment of the Games 
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, showed vintage grit: 'I feel the love here – it’s why I keep fighting,' he told fans after converting his third match point. Meanwhile, Andy Murray turned back the clock 
with doubles partner Dan Evans, saving FIVE match points in a heart-stopping win against Japan’s team.
